Good medical care for all citizens is a national problem.
Older people are running out of Medicare
benefits and poor people are running out of
Medicaid benefits. Also, it is not uncommon for
people who do have insurance to run up bills above
their insurance limits. But additional government
funding is not the solution. Medical care is
available at free clinics. So, the claim that people
cannot get good medical care is wrong.
That medical care is a problem figures in the discussion
in which one of the following ways?
(A) It is compatible either with accepting the
conclusion or with denying it.
(B) It suggests an alternative perspective to the
one in the argument.
(C) It sets out a problem the argument is designed
to resolve.
(D) It summarizes a position the argument is
directed toward discrediting.
(E) It is required to establish the conclusion.